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Church - In the centre of town -. This is one of the top attractions in Estepona, and is well worth a visit for those new to the town. The interesting parish church dates back to the 15th century and is a great example of the Roman heritage of the town. Admission to the church is free of charge.
Beach - Estepona is a beach resort town, and it's main attraction is the beautiful white sand beach that surrounds the edge of the town. This is a great place to go and have some fun in the sun and surf, or just sit back and relax, while catching some sun. There are also a number of cafes found at the beachfront that offer a wide range of refreshements on the hot summer days.
Penas Blance - Just out of town, along the mountain road. Penas Blance is the highest mountain near Estepona, reaching a height of 980 metres. From here you can follow a 4.5km hiking trail to a refuge just below the peak of the The Red Ginger Mountain, which reaches 1500 metres. |
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La Alcaria de Ramos - Urbanizacion El Paraiso. This is one of the best restaurant in town and it is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of local and Spanish cuisine. This is the place to go for a truly Spanish dining experience. The food is excellent and the prices are reasonable.
Lido - Urbanizacion La Boladilla Baja-Noreste. This is possibly the best restaurant in town and is very popular with tourists to Estepona. They serve a wide range of traditional local cuisine, as well as a range of Spanish favourites. The prices are a little above average, but the unforgettable dining experience is well worth the extra money.
Bistro del Puerto - On the Marina Drive. This is one of the best restaurants on the beachfront, and it is very popular with locals and tourists alike. They serve a wide range of traditional local cuisine, specializing in seafood. This is a great place to go for lunch or dinner. |
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Melodie Cool - In the centre of town, on Calle Real. This is one of the best discos in town and is very popular with the young and trendy locals and tourists. DJs play a mix of all the latest and hottest dance music to get the party going. This is the place to go if you're looking to dance and party all night long, while mingling with some of the locals.
Bar Tolones - Calle Real. This is the place to go if you're looking for a slightly more relaxed evening out. The bar is popular with a mixed crowd of locals and tourists. Here you can sit back, have a few drinks and make a whole lot of new friends, while doing some people watching.
Sirocco - Puerto Deportivo. This is one of the best bars in the marina, and it is popular with a mixed crowd of locals and tourists alike. DJs play a wide range of music, from Spanish to the latest pop hits and everything in between. This is a great place to relax, have a few drinks and mingle with the locals and fellow tourists. |
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La Rada - This 3km stretch of beautiful white sand is one of the most popular beaches in the area. The beach is a great place to go and relax while catching some sun. You can also have some fun in the warm waters surrounding the beach. There are also a number of cafes and shops near the beachfront that offer a wide range of refreshments.
Costa Natura - Just out of town. This beach isn ot for families with children and people who are a little sensitive. Costa Natura was the first legal nude beach along the Costa del Sol, and has become very popular with naturalists. Here you can get your kit off, and have some fun in the sun sand and surf. |
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